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Purpose – This paper aims to give guidance on the level of service charges that can be claimed by residents in sheltered housing as part of their housing benefit claims. Design/methodology/approach – The paper reviews the relevant legislation and recent opinions and rulings of both the Upper Tribunal and the Supreme Court. Findings – A broad based non arithmetical approach must be taken, particularly as many key words are not statutorily defined. Originality/value – Claimants, advocates and decision makers should use the guidance outlined when considering housing benefit claims by sheltered housing residents.
Social Care and Neurodisability – Emerald Publishing
Published: Nov 16, 2012
Keywords: United Kingdom; Legislation; Sheltered housing; Benefits; Housing benefit; Service charges
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